Methods to judge whether cat ringworm is getting better:

1. Clinical symptoms. Cat ringworm is usually accompanied by symptoms such as itching, hair loss, red skin, and dandruff. If you suffer from cat ringworm If the cat's itching is significantly reduced, the skin of the affected area returns to normal color, and the dandruff is reduced, it means that the cat ringworm is getting better.

2. Wood's lamp irradiation. Cat ringworm will appear apple green fluorescent color when irradiated with Wood's lamp in dark field. If the fluorescent color is significantly reduced after irradiation again, it means that cat's ringworm is getting better.

3. Skin scrapings, staining of skin secretions from the affected area, and observing under a microscope that the bacteria and hyphae are significantly reduced.

How cat ringworm is formed:

1. Cat ringworm is caused by cats after being exposed to fungi and their own immunity is insufficient. Symptoms of ringworm in cats usually include round or oval hair loss in the lesions, skin redness, swelling, itching, and scabs, and sometimes pus, which is called ringworm.

2. The vast majority of skin fungal infections in cats are Microsporum canis infections, which mostly occur on the face, trunk, limbs and tail. Microsporum canis can be transmitted from dogs to cats, so care should be taken to avoid cats coming into contact with dogs with ringworm. Cat ringworm can also be transmitted to people with low immunity, such as the elderly, children and women. , so cat ringworm must be treated promptly and appropriately, otherwise it will become more serious.